If you americans need to evacuate long island, who is going to pay indemnities? Who will decide which houses get protected by dikes and which ones are given up? Are you going to tell all these sea-side home owners "too bad, shouldn't have been driving that SUV around.."?
With the extra profits they'll make, there's slightly less incentive for them to dilute one-half part content with three parts movie like they've done for the past 5 years or so.
The big deal isn't the amount of oil going into plastic, it's that now we're less likely to suddenly have a plastic shortage in 20 years. TBH I'm more worried about running out of copper and silicon.
I never understood people's obsession with mobile phones. I got one last christmas and I'm still wondering what the hell they expected me to do with it; 99% of the time I don't even use the normal phone.
Depending on how long the time travel can be, I can think of other uses for it. I wonder how many GB of virtual memory you could juggle in a time loop...
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Why not ask the residents of New Orleans?
I wonder why you're telling the "KDE dudes" that a Gecko-based Windows-only browser doesn't cut it.
Give him krita instead. As a side-benefit from not being able to complain about the name, he won't be able to complain about the window layout either.
Most of us pay for our electricity.
Then again, from your condescending self-absorbed tone you clearly wouldn't care about little facts like that.
You mean "GNU/BSD" - after all, C source code doesn't run directly on the CPU
Maybe I'm just weird, but a lot of the time I can tell people apart just from their writing style, without a name.
You make it sound like failing to overrun a *nix operating system with a deluge of whiny Windows lusers is a bad thing.
Diagnostic partitions are only small. On the other hand, some manufacturers reserve half the drive for a "recovery" partition.
I disagree, this is a great idea.
With the extra profits they'll make, there's slightly less incentive for them to dilute one-half part content with three parts movie like they've done for the past 5 years or so.
Most windows users are too ignorant to realise the OS is just another interchangable part, so they keep on using it.
Here's a more accurate version of that quote:
sed -e 's/users/whiny, lazy, ignorant bigots/'
Come to think of it, I've come across very few windows users that don't fit any of that description.
OpenDarwin is a nice gesture and all, but I think the GP meant something with a mouse cursor.
Yeah, sorry about that. Guess I'm still bitter that they killed off Shenmue mid-series.
Hey, maybe he has a Borg fetish.
Nearly everyone would agree that murdering someone in revenge is wrong.
Even more would agree that doing it 6 million times is an atrocity.
What I don't get is why so many people disagree when America does it.
Saturn? Dreamcast? Neo-Geo?
The big deal isn't the amount of oil going into plastic, it's that now we're less likely to suddenly have a plastic shortage in 20 years.
TBH I'm more worried about running out of copper and silicon.
I never understood people's obsession with mobile phones. I got one last christmas and I'm still wondering what the hell they expected me to do with it; 99% of the time I don't even use the normal phone.
Konqueror's Win32 release will be as big a disaster.
Not only that, it's the longest block that gives the most points. Tetris is subliminal V14gR4 spam!
I can't remember the last time I saw a professional programmer that only spoke AOL.
...my ISP's silently dropped 100% of my email since it changed its server software a few months ago.
You complain about Safari's nonstandard UI, but you probably have IE7 installed all the same.
title != alt
Depending on how long the time travel can be, I can think of other uses for it. I wonder how many GB of virtual memory you could juggle in a time loop...